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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

A LATE European telegram gives
some details of the triple alliance,
which it says were finally settled in
an interview between Prince Bis
marck and Signor Crispi The treaty
provides for combined military
and naval action by Germany,
Austria and Italy against any at
tempt to disturb the balance of power
in Europe. 1t also stipulates that
territorial notifications shall be com
pulsory before the three allied pow
ers will consent to sign a treaty of
peace. The treaty further provides
for combined action for a conclusion
of peace. No one of the three powers
will be allowed to desist from war or
to treat separately without the con-
sent of the others. 1t is noteworthy
that the alliance also covers the Medi-
terranean. Our latest foreign news
had it that Lord Salisbury had given
his adhesion to this compact.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

There will be sold at Public Auction on TUES
DAY. the 9th day of December, 1887. the follow
ing Ava Licenses, for the term of one year fror
January /. 1885
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JOHN LUCAS, Esq has this day been ap
pointed an Agent TO Take Acknowledgements TO
Labor Contracts for the District of Honolulu
Island of Oahu, in place of W Aud, resigned.
LoRRIN A THURSToN.
Minister OF Interior
Interior Office, Nov IS, 1887. iI98 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

The following persons have this day been APP
pointed members of the Board of Inspector of
Animals for the Island of Kauai
Samuel w. Wilcox.
Samuel Hundley,
Louis Kahlbaum.
LoRRIN A. THURSToN.
Minister of Interior
Interior Office, Nov. 7.15S7 st 1872
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THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
Honolulu, il. I.
H. M, WHITNEY, Manager.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

L a THURS TON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office Nov Il, 1881 1888 3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

HENRY MARTIN ESQ, has this day been ap-
pointed an Agent to perform Marriage Ceremony
for the Kingdom.
LORRIS A. THURSTON,
Minister of Interior
Interior Office, Nov. 10Th, 1857 3t 1892
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

IT has been intimated to us that the
GAZETTE report of Hon. S. G. vii
der's remarks in the Committee of the
Whole on the Bonds Act, last Mon
day, made that gentleman indulge in
a ''hing" at London Jews. There
certainly was no intention in the said
report to convey such an impression,
the more so as Mr.. Wilder, in his re-
marks, furnished no material from
which it could be produced. The
Hon. Noble scarcely mentioned Lon
don Jews in his remarks, and what he
did say of them was not of dispara
cling nature. He had met with Jews
in London, but he found them up
right and honorable in their business
transactions, and men who command
the respect of all with whom they
come in contact.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

j G HOWE has this day been appointed
Commissioner Of Fences for the District of La
haina Maui in place of J Kirkwood, deceased.
The Board now consist of the following persons:
Kia Nahaolelua
E Kaiue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

LORRIN A THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior office. Nov Il. 1887. 1923 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-29

The following persons have this day been ap-
pointed members of the Board of Commissioner
of Fences for the District of Waikiki, Island of
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To the Editor Of the Elis,eorth .American !.

10 the Editor of the EHstroHh AmertcUh.
desire to express my obligation to the
party of excursionists who entertained the
writer at picnic on Long Island, Blue
hill, the 4th inst. The party was composed
of the following young ladies and gentle
men Misses Lula T.. McIntire, Marietta
Grindell, Lena NJ. Slower, Lucy f. Staples,
Ruby Butman, MIR. William Green and
wife, Rev. Chas. A. Parker, Ernest X.
Dodge, Mr.. Eugene II. Slower, and last
but not least Miss Marie L. Nenner. The
party started from Bluehill in the yacht
Haze at . 80 A. NJ, and arrived at the Is
land two hours later, where we dned. The
day was fine with a gentle breeze from the
southwest. After dinner we changed our
position for better one on the north end
of the island where we enjoyed a clam bake
at r. VI, and returned home in thick
fog, arriving at : +. NJ. Everybody was
pleased and seemed to enjoy themselves.
The ladies in particular were full OF life
and enjoyed the day both on the island and
the sail In the yacht. Miss Ncnner invent
Cd a hammock on the passage over which
was used 10y her alone. May the huoyant
hopes and bright prospects be retained by
these young people in future wears as they
journey across the ocean of life, with no
shadow to mar their vision and no clouds
to obscure their way.
Truly yours
JoHN ". NAME.
Bluchiu. Aug .. l~-7.
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Maine State Pair.


The old State Agricultural Society viii
hold is annual Fair on it, Park AT Lewis
ton sept. 80 II T. unnecessary 10 say
the exhibition In all it, departments will
bc Of it. usual high character. and all that
j. needed to bring a crowd Of visitors
from every corner and town Of the State
i a series Of fair weather day>.
The annual premium list i ont contain
Ing premiums offered footing up many
thousand dollars. embracing every depart
ment Of agricultural and domestic econ
omy.
III addition series Of special premiums
arr offered by individuals, a. follows -
By Rufus Prince. Turner-For 3-year-
old heifeT making most inches of cream at
milking 81 dag Of Fair, $40
4 l.. Dennison, Portlaud-Beet exhibit
needle and fancy work by gri 20 wears or
under. SO.
b + Briggs. Auburn-Best 1rotting
bred foal Of ls,7 SO.
Alonzo Libby, oaccarappa-B run
ming pony, $40.
: G Jerrard Leyaut-Largest exhibit
print butter made from COW in one week
in August. $40
Geo. Z. Bracket Belfast-Largest and
best exhibit Of farm products including
gram. tf0It anu vegetables, DN DON IL
years old or under. grown on farm where
he worked. list, s. End s. Must be at
least two competitors, and exhibit con-
fined TO 70 feet in hall.
Benz. Hilton, \. Anson-Best dairy cow
any age OF breed. $40.
T. 4. Gilbert. +. Turner-Largest 4Gan-
tity Of milk by Holstein cow, exhibited
$40.
G. NJ. Twitch6ll. Readfeld-Pair white
Plymouth Rock chicks TO farmers daugh-
ter u years or less, making best lot of
six lbs or more Of butter. Al least two
competitors.
II C. Baheigh, Vassaiboro-Best pair
"a, sseers, any age, By boy Ii or under
$40.
A. l.. s Z. T. Goss. Lewiston-Best APP
paratus for unloading hay. in operation
$50.
American Jersey Cattle Club Prize-Best
herd of registered Jersey cattle in Me,
comprising at least one bull and four cows
OF heifers, 500.
y. Is. aallett. Jr., Freeport-Best pair
2-year-oid steers matched 2-year-old
steers yeariing better: yearling colt; pen
of eve lambs, ali OWED and exhibited by
boys Is years or under, SO zach. Also
for best loaf of wheat bread; .9rown
bread specimen silk embroidery: 5 skeiBs
goolen yarn; oil painting on china all
maze. executed and exhibited by girls Is
years or uader, $40 each.
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TROY FINISH.

Ela.tlrStnrch j. manufactured under ne"
process by men " no have practical Know +
edge Of The laundry profession. By r. u~e ne
real Trio, ini-.. t, obtained.
We recommend Carter Iron Pulls TO every
woman v hp j. weak ,Hcrt ou- anu d~'ullf AGED !
particularly thp~e whu have thin pate hpS.
cold hands nnd feet. sud who are without
strength or ambition. These are the cases Tor
Is hich Carter Iron flli- are specially pre-
pared and this rls. yaunoi u" them without
h,n,tt Valuable for men also. In metal
boxes at ~ cents. Sold by druggists OF st"t
hS mail ~cc advertisement sl-c" here. f"r
salr hv :. - WIEGin.
."TnEiR N,Mf l. LFuI">. "mat Toe spp'tcd
to tho, who die annual, ot consumption. ai-
though science ia. o iatc Year, ,rn,illS dimiu-
i,hr, their number. It is gratifying 10 kno"
that the general W., II Ia. wIsrAR : RAtsNM
~ VIM CHERRY i largely instrumental ~
attaining ihi, end
For removing iaudrul Aver Hair Nig-
W TIL. W. equal. II restores fa,i,d and grat hair
h IT, original color, stimulate The growth ~
tn, hair. anil gi,,- !: a beautiful. glossy, aud
silken appearance.
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Fsakiin.

Fsnkiin.
Presiding Elder, J. F. Haley gave us a
very excellent sermon, Sunday afternoon.
A perfect day it was.
Mrs. Mercy Dunn passed away July "a,
and was buried the Tuesday following,
Rev A. A. Cambridge officiating.
William Wentworth whose death oc-
Cured short time since, was mason;
and members of the order from Ellsworth
attended his funeral.
Another case of scarlet rash Is reported.
We hoped that epidemic had run its course
here.
Thursday. August 4. dawned a. 80 many
of the DAYS since July q have dawned.
thick with fog, but the dampness seemed
not To affect the arrangements Of the par
tv planning drive to Sorrento. BY eight
O'Clock the venerable J. =. Parsons and
family led OF, followed by l.. ;. orcutt.
with a blackboard party. w. L. Austin
with Mrs Mcneil, and sister, Mrs Ma
comber from Ellsworth, J. ii, West and
family following far IN the rear Was u
bad case Of standard time. Joseph: As
We bowlcd along, indications Of the sun,
at intervals sienced our fears regarding
the possible rise Of umbrellas and iniia-
ton Of gosSamcr~, "a well, Turning
from the post road at sullivan, Wr lrl>-
urelv assembled one uf the many hills
around Waukeag Point. at the outer e.
tremity OF which j. the famed sorrento.
All along the highway the fog clouds were
lifting and suddenly Grcen Mountain ri>es
out Of the ocean. crowned with it, latest
and most attractive piece 81 architecture.
The closc-lying ranges. like out>trcichrd
arms seemed beck nuiuv ltt lulNt~ come
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rhe H.,ae Fag,a has been purchas

The Home F;tsTs has been purchased
by the publishers of the Waterville hatf
ana will he transferred to Nafervllie.
Mr. Boar,lman win remain the Agricui-
tural editor.
"Wednesday afternoon little Arthur
Roston. whose parents live two doors
from the Grand Trunk station Lewiston
sat himself down with another boy on
th,. rails Il, see how near they could come
to the trains without hitting them. fret-
ty soon down came a shifting locomotive
and Arthur's companion got oul o. the
way lust III the nick of time. but Arthur
stumbled his toe aud fell, and the tram
went over him, severing his leg clear from
the little fellows body above the knee
"a yrritable sea monster was brought III
Ia Portland by two trawl fishermen lhuts-
,iay morning in the shape of gigantic
sea turtle weighing nearly 100 pounds.
Wednesday the captain of the steam
cruiser Intrepid seized the tiShing boat
tfoldtlnst belonging to Mr.. Blanchard,
~ar,line packer nj PASSPORT while taking
i'm fish M Fair Haven. Deer Island The
boat has been running all the season With
out having once complied with the law ~
entering or clearing at custom houses.
She was lowed to 81, Andrews and orders
arr awaited from ottawa
The business ~ exporting apples
from Maine to England which has
tuuri~hcl 50 we'll in other years VIII he
likely to prove failure thiS season. Mr.
H. A Gilbert, secretary ~ the state
Board Of agriculture, said, saturday,
that the fruit croI ~ the state would hr
extremely light, lr>s than third 81 last
year The prospect j. looking worse
81
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SHARP DISPATCH FKoM SECRETARY WIFI
NkY-IHg ADMIRAL DIRECTED 10 RECALL
HIS Circulars.
W,.uINGToN Aug .. Admiral Luce
ia, submitted 10 the Navy Department the
circular recently printed by him for the i'll
formation Of fishermen in Canadian wa
tcr~ giving queries presented BY him to
Capt. Scott Of the Canadian Navy and
Captain SCOTS replies defining the right,
Of I'nited States vessel, in Canadian ports
Admiral Luce says that these circulars
have been distributed among the fishing
feet Upon the receipt Of thi, informa-
ton Secretary whitney cablcd 70 Admiral
Luce a. follows,
ifHirql luce HllifuJ
! assume that your application to Cap
tain Scott vas not for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning from him an exposition Of the Jaw
but 10 enable our fishermen 70 know the
extent OF the Canadian claim and thus
avoid difficulties II they should 50 choose.
This i not quite clear from Your report,
and il would he better TO issue 10 more
circulars and withdraw such a. are within
your reach Captain Scott il not under
stood to be the agent of hi. Government
for any such purpose a. that for which
you have employed him, and if he were
the application might more properly be
made to our own Government in case a
correct statement of the Canadian claim is
desired. W. {. WHITNEY.
Secretary of the Navy.
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The Kentucky Election.

The Kentucky state election which was
held on Monday of last week seems to be
surprise to all who have read the returns.
The Republicans are happily surprised that
in strong Democratic stronghold such
marked gains have been made for Republi-
can principles. The Democrats are sur
prised, chagrined and sorely disappointed
that what they fondly reckoned As one OF
the most steadfast states in the SOLID
South" came 50 near giving them the
slip" aud espousing the cause of their an
tagonsts.
We are able to gather and present an
epitome Of tie facts relative 10 this cleo
ton. As follows
4 fun ticket Of state officers. from gov
cruor down, who will hold office for the
next four Years. and a new Legislature
which body will elect a United States
Senator next January Senator Bcck'S term
expiring on March next were chosen.
The Democrats carried the state. of
course, a. it was foregone conclusion
that they would The only point Of in
tcrcst i. their majority a. this will show
the drift Of political sentiment in the
state. The reports up To- the time Of writ
ing are 10y no means complete. and the
Democratic majority is reported To be
from 5000 10 1000
There were four tickets in the field,
headed respectively by the following can
didate> for governor Republican, Col
William o Bradley Democratic, Gen.
Simon Bolivar Buckuer rrohihitionist-
Fpntainc T. Fox Tnion-Iabor, \, II Car
drn The Republicans and the Democrats
have each made an active canvass. The
vote Of the state for governor At the last
election, which was held In 1873. was A.
follows Republican. s9.l>l, Democratic.
la2.GlI The legislature j. chosen bien-
nall, That elected in '>Sj contained .
Republicans III Democrats. and lndc-
pendent Tho senate having 3 Republicans
and So Democrats and the House ~ Rep
rc>eutatiyc- - Republicans. - Democrats
and ] independent
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Deer Isle.
Raspberries are plentiful, but good
weather for having is scarce.
Harry Campbell and VIM. Hersey arrived
from Boston, August 3, on steamer Forest
City.
Preaching Wednesday evenings in the
sehool-house, by Rev. Mr.. Gleason of the
First Congregational church.
Steam yacht I.adoga Of Bristol com
manded by VIM. +. Torrey Of this place.
passed through the Reach August /. for
Bar Harbor.
Luella Torrey and Carrie Knight closed
their schools last week. on Little Deer
Isle, and we hear, gave good satisfaction.
The store at Torrey's mill has been thor
oughly repaired. and is called Mill Grove
Cottage" The owner, Mr.. Pierce, with
several of his young friends, came Satur-
day to occupy it, and the same evening
had a house warming, and fine display
of fireworks.
Aug. 5. NJ. l..
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Wants the Governors Opinion.

AUGUSTA, Aug. s.-Charles T. George.
managing editor Of the Arkansas Gazette,
Little Rock, Ark, writes to Governor Bod
well and wants answers to the following
questions who is your first and second
choice for the next PRESIDENT" Who is
your first and second choice for the next
Vice PRESIDENT" What figure will the
labor party cut in the campaign next
YEAR," Judging from present indications
how will your State 90 in lsss and by
what majority as between Cleveland and
Biaiua;"
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You cannot afford to waste time in expert
menting when your lungs are In danger. Con-
sumption ALWAYS seems al first, only cold
DO Ilot hermit any dealer 10 impose upon YOU
with some cheap Imitation Of Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
but be sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell you he mas
something lust as good. or Just the same
Don't b. deceived. but Insist upon getting pr,
Kings New Discovery which j. guaranteed TO
give relief in all Throat. Lung and Chest alice
tion~ Trial bottles free At q. a. farcher :
Drug store
--Rackachc i almost Immediately relieved
by wearing one 81 Carriers Smart Weed ana
ReIadnnua Backache Plnsrcrs. Try one and
be free from pain. Price -. For sale by >
ID " igiriO.
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~urn

while riding through Till, town >hc 9TH
or day it occurred to me that the people
needed somebody - Stir them mp.
The old sidewalk should b. torn up and
cartcd away and ness one built in its
place.
The town-hou>e il 4 neat building AMI /
understand il j. one of tile best in the
county, but the yard around it i Uttered
with rubbish. If this lot could be cleared
up and made smooth it would add much 10
the appearance OF the village
The burying-ground on the hill attracts
notice by its neglected appearance. II the
roadside could bc graded, new fence
built, and the head>tone> aud monuments
righted up, and the lots put in order, it
would be made all attractive place.
Make a move, frienda. S.
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FRANK =. LORD.
Notice Of Foreclosure,

XXI HEREAs Thomas u. WitheTspoon, Of Boston.
w ia the county Of suffolk and commonwealth
OF Massachusetts, By his mortgage deed, dated the
fifteenth day Of March, \. u is-i. and recorded
III the Hancock Registry Of deeds, book lsc page
l3S, conveyed "a me, the undersigned, q certain
parcel Of real estate situate In said county Of Han
cock, and state OF Maine, and described IA fol
lows, viz one undivided half part Of a certain
Island, known and called by the name of 81 Butter
Island lying in Penobsent Bay, and being an un-
incorporated place bounded sontherly by Eagle
Island; southwe-terly by North Haven.
Also one undivided half part Of an island known
as - Barred Island and connected by bar with
said Butter Island
Also one undivided half part 81 chain OF is
lands called the 'lIarrcd Islands," lying between
Threat Spruce Head" aud Butter Island" afore
said. Reserying onc fourth Of an acre OF land rs
the burying ground on said Butter Island"
And whereas the condition of said mortgage has
been broken now therefore, by reason of the
breach of the condition aforesaid of said mort
gage hereby claim a foreclosure of said mort
gage.
THOMAS A. WESTCOTT.
Dated at Boston, Massachusetts,, this 22nd day
of July, 4. D., 1851. Sw3l
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Mrs. Joseph Walker is quite i'll.
Mrs. Emma Richardson returned to her
home in Washington, ID. c., last week.
Mr. William Wood of Bluehill and his
daughter Mrs. King, of Charlestown,
Mass, were in town Tuesday, the guests
of Mrs. d. Y. Billings.
Mr. aud Mrs. sias yarney, of Skow-
hogan, Mrs. Lewis Hutehings. and Mrs.
George Wardwell of Penobscot. have been
spending a few days with their relatives
here.
Mrs. May Harris. of Beverly, Mass.
is visiting her old home in South Brooks
vile.
Ichatod Hale who has been to the Grand
Banks in the schooner Were Here" is at
home again.
Mrs. tiosa Cray who died recently in
Bucksport. was q dau. liter of the late
Frederick Billings of this town. Her early
death will be lamented by a large circle Of
friends here.
August 5. /. c.
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Over one thousand telegraph poles be-
longing to the Munanan mingtaz have
been destroyed, ard the Weichow lane line
has been pulled down by the people WHO
say the telegraph is a tiiabolical European
article. Troops to the number OF 2'ooo
have been ordered to the spot.
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Mr. ChAr..- Green Of Boston i visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W h
sellers
Mr. John Judkin> returned home July
80. from Nrw Hampshire. where he has
been at work for a llu- Time
Nj and Mrs. WIN. Grccnlaw II Port
land. arr visiting relatives and friends at
South Deer Isle.
The HAY crop I'LL this town 4, WIN sinai!
The farmers estimate "faIl-or- Of about
one-third Of the u-ul! crop
Mr Walter H. small ana wife of GIou-
ce>teT. Mas. arrived Aug, 3rd on steam
vr Richmond on a Short visit 10 friends
and relatives
Aug. &. SEA
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NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

<or resident taNcz tn the town - ~urry, IN the
count, Of Hancock and state Of Matuc, for the
wear Isl.
TUE following list N Taxes IN real estate N
i NON Resident owuers in the town 10 ~urry ,fur
the year l--f Ia bills committed To- Marcus VI
Morgan, collector Of 7aii t0Nu, on the 9Th day #
June I--ii ha. teen returned by him to me a. ri.
maining unpaid % the 1Ii day Of June -, hy
hi- certificate % mat date and uow remains un-
pai, ami notice Is hereby given that u the said
taNc-, Interest and charges are not paid iut0 the
Treasury II said town within eighteen months
from the i1tc OF the commitment ~ said biil-. -o
much ~ the real e-tnte taxed a. VIII We sufficient
To- pay the due thereof. including Interest and
charges, viii, without further notice, De sold at
public auction, Al the town house IN -aii town on
the ION LAY % December I-s, At 70 o'clock ia he
fnrrnnnn.
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The United States by -, POST
master is the signature which the Post
master Of Kansas City Mo, appends to q
petition for license to sell liquor. For
this ofiease and the making of his post
office the party headquarters. the Mayor OF
that city has asked the President TO re-
move the offending official.
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Rev. Mr.. Anderson II Cas,.ue supplied
the pulpt> Of Rev. K l. Nlu'pn last Sab
bath and preached very ably and accept
ably.
The majority of the farmers have near
lv worried through having after long
and dull hay season. There appears - be
a slight falling oh Of the hay crop from
last year. which together with the los On
damaged hay will lessen the feeding value
Of the crop considerably.
Several railroad meetings have been
held SO we are informed preparatory We
presume 10 town meeting but VT have
heard No general expression OF opinion
concerning the matter We have never
vet been of the opinion that II came with
in the legitimate province Of towns u en-
gage in speculative or business terpriSes.
and that its legal, constitutional right 70
do 80 j. matter of question. that il has
no more right 10 build railroads than it
has to run cotton factories, brick yards,
run cooperative stores or any other bust
ness in which it might claim a public Dvnc-
1T Already some effort has been made 10
secure national aid to dredse the channel
of our river but would our town feel
authorized to invest ten. fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars in such an enterprise to
improve an ocean highway for public tray
eli If capitalists and railroad men can
see countless millions in a railroad run in
to this section, they have the money and
the power in their hands. and let them 90
on and build it and not try to drag towns
into doubtful scheme, for the moral
support and pecuniary credit which they
may impart to a concern, otherwise weak
and without responsible foundation.
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Charles II. Reed, Guiteaq's lawyer who
tried to commit suicide ape gas pro-
nounced insane has been taken from tbs
hospital by friend, Mr.. Elwell of Brook
lyn, who viii care for him and try to re.
store him to health and sanity.
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The Paris police Friday seized all the
copies of the New York Herald OF July a.,
at that papers bureau in Paris, containing
the worls and music of the Boulanger
march.